what does the verb حَرَمَ mean ???
for example i found in a book the sentence
سَأحرِمُكَ من مصروف أُسبوعاً كاملً
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حَرَمَ is the past form of the word يحرم = forbid/ don't give. So u can translate this sentence as
(I'll forbid u from the pocket money for a whole week)
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It means I'm not giving you any pocket money for a whole week !
another form of grounding and underaged person
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the verb: حرم
means to prevent someone from having something; deprive(of)
the verb: حرّم
means to make something illegal, illicit, disapproved or unacceptable usually because of a law, custom or most commonly a breach of the rules of a religion( Islam).
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to forbid or to prohibit or to ban something
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forbade حرم - منع
forbid
prohibit
interdict
proscribe
deprive
divest
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